A very realistic-looking login prompt is designed to capture users' Facebook credentials, researchers report.

Businesses don't have sufficient staff to find vulnerabilities or protect against their exploit, according to a new report by Ponemon Institute.

In the old days, you just had redundant everything, and disaster recovery meant switching over. Not so in the world of cloud computing, security nightmares, and virtual everything.

Data-exposure "lowlights" for the week ending Feb. 15, 2019.

Threat-hunters say the breached data from the massive Equifax incident is nowhere to be found, indicating a spy job.

From McDonald’s hamburglars to 1000-character phishing urls, and everything between. It’s weekly roundup time.

Articles 11 and 13 live on, with the dreaded ‘link tax’, ‘meme killer’, ‘censorship machine’ and all.

When it appears in the next few weeks, the next version of Opera (“Reborn 3” or “R3”) for Windows, Mac and Linux will become the first mainstream desktop browser to integrate a cryptocurrency walle…

Sounds like the crooks who tried to sell more than 600 million records last week are back with nearly 100 million more…

No longer can privacy be an isolated function managed by legal or compliance departments with little or no connection to the organization's underlying security technology.

Physical security goes hand in hand with cyberdefense. What happens when – as we see all too often – the physical side is overlooked?

OpenAI has created what amounts to a text version of a deepfake – and it’s too scared for humanity to release the full version.

Facebook considers itself to be “ahead of and beyond the law,” UK lawmakers said in a report about “disinformation and ‘fake news.'”